Frank  Förster 

Early dynastic art and iconography, in: Lloyd, Alan B. (ed.), A companion to Ancient Egypt, Volume II. Chichester

Late Predynastic / Early Dynastic rock art scenes of Barbary sheep hunting in Egypt's Western Desert: from capturing wild animals to the women of the 'Acacia House', in: Riemer, Heiko; Förster, Frank; Herb, Michael; Pöllath, Nadja (eds), Desert animals in the eastern Sahara: status, economic significance, and cultural reflection in antiquity. Colloquium Africanum 4. Köln

Desert animals in the eastern Sahara: status, economic significance, and cultural reflection in antiquity. Colloquium Africanum 4. Köln

Evidence for the scalping of captives on a Predynastic White Cross-lined jar. Archéo-Nil 32

A triumphal shrine depicted on an early Naqada III bowl from Qustul, Lower Nubia, in: Sperveslage, G. (ed.), Early Egyptian miscellanies. Discussions and essays on Predynastic and Early Dynastic Egypt. IBAES 26. Berlin – London

A pretty happy hippo: pictorial narrativity in the early Naqada Period, in: Sperveslage, Gunnar (ed.), Early Egyptian Miscellanies: discussions and essays on predyastic and early dynastic Egypt. Internet-Beiträge zur Ägyptologie und Sudanarchäologie 26. Berlin, London

Le taureau à l’époque prédynastique et son importance pour le développement de l’iconographie royale – avec un excursus sur l’origine du sceptre héqa, in: Aufrère, Sydney (ed.), Les taureaux de l’Égypte ancienne. Publication éditée à l’occasion de la 14e Rencontre d’égyptologie de Nîmes. Égyptonimes 2